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In loving memory of Arnela Juanico, December 7, 1974 - June 2, 2020.
During these past few months, my sister-in-law Arnela has been confined in a hospital in New York. She was diagnosed with COVID-19, along with other underlying diseases. Although we expected her to fight for her life, it saddens me to say that she was unable to do so, resulting in her eventual and peaceful passing.
Arnela, my sister in-law, is the wife of my brother (Frederick) and a mother of two boys. Her love for others was evident through many things, and she continuously kept her family’s best interests in mind. Due to financial problems, she and Frederick had to leave the Philippines to support their children. Even if she was working overseas, she always kept her children in her heart, and loved them dearly no matter how vast the distance was between them.
I believe that she fulfilled the role of being a strong wife and mother.
She is currently survived by Frederick, who is in New York, along with their two sons (8 and 23 y/o) who both reside in the Philippines. Frederick was laid off from his job the day she passed away.
As of right now, he is alone without family in New York and needs all of the financial support he can get in order to provide for Arnela’s memorial services during this difficult time.
Our families are reaching out to you all to help contribute if you are able to do so.
We thank you all for your generosity to keep Arnela’s spirit alive in Frederick and her sons.
God bless you all, and please stay safe.
During these past few months, my sister-in-law Arnela has been confined in a hospital in New York. She was diagnosed with COVID-19, along with other underlying diseases. Although we expected her to fight for her life, it saddens me to say that she was unable to do so, resulting in her eventual and peaceful passing.
Arnela, my sister in-law, is the wife of my brother (Frederick) and a mother of two boys. Her love for others was evident through many things, and she continuously kept her family’s best interests in mind. Due to financial problems, she and Frederick had to leave the Philippines to support their children. Even if she was working overseas, she always kept her children in her heart, and loved them dearly no matter how vast the distance was between them.
I believe that she fulfilled the role of being a strong wife and mother.
She is currently survived by Frederick, who is in New York, along with their two sons (8 and 23 y/o) who both reside in the Philippines. Frederick was laid off from his job the day she passed away.
As of right now, he is alone without family in New York and needs all of the financial support he can get in order to provide for Arnela’s memorial services during this difficult time.
Our families are reaching out to you all to help contribute if you are able to do so.
We thank you all for your generosity to keep Arnela’s spirit alive in Frederick and her sons.
God bless you all, and please stay safe.